Sentence examples for human dedication from inspiring English sources

As the Japanese have made clear, there is no substitute for human dedication.

His narratives are full of colorful background detail and impulsive detours; they're equally respectful of human dedication and nature's haphazard way of bestowing rewards and punishments.

Delivering the most impassioned speech of the day, Davis reminded the women in the crowd that they must fight for their liberties and their rights, saying that "it is through human dedication and effort that we move forward". "I am speaking today not just for the MeToos," she said, "because I am a MeToo.

After I finish my day in D.C., after I let Senator Durbin know that people want an end to this corrupt system, I'm going to Zuccotti Square again, because it is only in building waves of energy, of human dedication to ending our collective inaction, can we move forward to get money out.

Naturally, human dedication and tuning will eventually achieve performance superior to automatically generated code.

As with El Sistema's Jose Antonio Abreu, Buskaid is the product of one person's vision and super-human dedication.

They have returned to Britain connected to an ancient chain of spiritual knowledge and now lead several Muslim communities with the Sufi spirit of love for humans, dedication to worship, and service to Islam.

Prior to reading about Mr. Wilson's case, I had no idea that the great state of Texas would use a fictional character that my father created to make a point about human loyalty and dedication, i.e., Lennie Small from "Of Mice and Men," as a benchmark to identify whether defendants with intellectual disability should live or die.

"Prior to reading about Mr. Wilson's case, I had no idea that the great state of Texas would use a fictional character that my father created to make a point about human loyalty and dedication …. as a benchmark to identify whether defendants with intellectual disability should live or die," Thomas Steinbeck said in a statement.

It demonstrated everything that made him a great coach and a flawed human being: dedication and stubbornness; commitment and selfishness; perseverance and obtuseness".

In literature and often in historical accounts of human action, dedication to one's own self-regard is referred to as "honor". Lives have been forfeited, wars have been fought over "honor". It is an ancient concern.